Holland, who won four Stanley Cup titles as an executive with the Red Wings, will replace Rob Blake, whose contract was not renewed after a fourth straight first-round playoff exit.

Ken Holland, who won three Stanley Cups as the general manager of the Detroit Red Wings, is replacing Rob Blake as the Kings' new general manager.

Ken Holland, who won four Stanley Cups as a Detroit Red Wings executive and helped lead the Edmonton Oilers to a runner-up finish last season, is expected to become general manager of the Los Angeles ...

EL SEGUNDO — Ken Holland was formally introduced as the 10th general manager in Kings’ franchise history on Thursday, holding court alongside team president Luc Robitaille at a well-attended ...

The Kings officially named Ken Holland as vice president and general manager, the team announced in a Wednesday news release. He will be formally introduced Thursday at the Kings’ practice ...

Ken Holland, who won four Stanley Cups while serving in the front office of the Detroit Red Wings, has taken on a new team. Holland has accepted the general manager's job with the Los Angeles ...

It was the first time in 40 years that Ken Holland wasn’t part of a front office, the first time since 1996-97 that he wasn’t in charge of a club. He missed the day-to-day responsibilities of ...

If you can’t beat them, hire them. That’s apparently the conclusion the Kings came to in their search for a general manager because they chose Ken Holland, the architect of an Edmonton Oilers ...